roskarl 3.1.23

Environment variable helpers

Roskarl

Is a tiny module for environment variables

Requires

Python 3.11.0+

How to install

uv pip install roskarl

Example usage

from roskarl import (
    env_var,
    env_var_bool,
    env_var_cron,
    env_var_batch_expression,
    env_var_batch_expression_extended,
    env_var_float,
    env_var_int,
    env_var_iso8601_datetime,
    env_var_list,
    env_var_rfc3339_datetime,
    env_var_tz,
    env_var_dsn,
    DSN
)

All functions return None if the variable is not set. An optional default parameter can be provided to return a fallback value instead.

str (returns str)

value = env_var(name="STR_VAR", default="fallback")

bool (returns bool — accepts true or false (case insensitive))

value = env_var_bool(name="BOOL_VAR")

tz (returns str if value is a valid IANA timezone (e.g. Europe/Stockholm))

value = env_var_tz(name="TZ_VAR")

list (returns list[str] if value is splittable by separator)

value = env_var_list(name="LIST_VAR", separator="|")

int (returns int if value is numeric)

value = env_var_int(name="INT_VAR")

float (returns float if value is a float)

value = env_var_float(name="FLOAT_VAR")

cron (returns str if value is a valid cron expression)

value = env_var_cron(name="CRON_VAR")

batch expression (returns str if value is a valid offset-free 5-field cron expression)

value = env_var_batch_expression(name="BATCH_VAR")

batch expression extended (returns str if value is a valid offset-free 6-field cron expression)

value = env_var_batch_expression_extended(name="BATCH_EXTENDED_VAR")

datetime (ISO8601) (returns datetime if value is a valid ISO8601 datetime string — timezone is optional)

value = env_var_iso8601_datetime(name="DATETIME_VAR")

datetime (RFC3339) (returns datetime if value is a valid RFC3339 datetime string — timezone is required)

value = env_var_rfc3339_datetime(name="DATETIME_VAR")

DSN

Note: Special characters in passwords must be URL-encoded.

from urllib.parse import quote
password = 'My$ecret!Pass@2024'
encoded = quote(password, safe='')
print(encoded)  # My%24ecret%21Pass%402024 <--- use this

value = env_var_dsn(name="DSN_VAR")

returns DSN object if value is a valid DSN string, formatted as:

postgresql://username:password@hostname:5432/database_name

The DSN object exposes the following attributes:

Attribute	Type	Example
scheme	str	postgresql
host	str	hostname
port	int	5432
username	str	username
password	str	password
database	str	database_name

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Release

See RELEASE.md for instructions on how to publish a new version.